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lsls9iJJfir Js6si SjISCEIXANEOCS THlATIfE Mness Houses OS SlISCEtXANEOUS gaix Francisco TltTISTS StATERIAX8 Of every De alpCoa Picture Frames to tne latest styles irr tie raw tilings in Etch Ingy Engravings JS and Artists Studies Sanborn Tail Co 837 Market TTISTIC bronze haruwake Have tne finest exhibit of buiMln hard aatlie coast and Invite all interested in Imilil HBttfnre tnmYrHlrt Onmnn EQBERT MERCER Seal Estate Agent and Auctioneer NO 613 CALIFORNIA STREET IS to 24 Fremont street XXTS mate from 3 to PM a flay sente Afe JOTS torr Company v23 Market at TO ITSK CO General Commission lXarzest Bandleta of Baistss and Dried JJ tafia world Represented by direct brokers Lkt city of this Country SOS Marie 1 CCTIONXRS Regular sale ajTuesdays Oaud Fridays Cash advances made oacoasign jou for sale Greenebanm Co 115 and 117 Bush strtet lOKNT A Chance among tnousands Story A of the Wild West la sweeping the country nn a boom Pattest seller extant Apply Imcis Suely or miss choice field Big success and f200 jer month Ike Dewing Company 813 Slarfcet st BANK AND OFFICE BAILING STORE Fixtures etc In Iron Brass orMckel Flute wire Galea Shutters Window Guard and Wire Tort of erery description Wire Works 669 Mission st rtlTTTOfl TTlJh mkA Taw Jj all kind built accord tag to drawings or spec fica tfoos and Sheet Iron Work executed at shortest tetiix Repairing aioyplliaa it Altklna 311 313 Mission St tvr vtrfenirfi ptAn havi zmm JJ Lithographers and General 8tatloners Fine Stamping ana Crarliig Wedding Invitations a specialty 8 Crocker Co 215 219 Bnsh st BBEWERT Brewers and Bottlers of the Celebrated Genuine Pusener aadCalmbacherx port lager Seer The Fredericksbnrr Brewlna Co Office 839 California st BOXES of all kinds on hand and made to order Agents Steamer Crescent CStr for Crescent Olj JRedwood Cargoes sawed to order Hobbs Wall Co 314 324 Spear st flHAMPAGNE LIQUOR Fomerov Sec TAF ilarteU Cognac Theo Lappes Genu tBiAramstlqueGulness Stout and Baas Ala Re toported Whiskies William Wolff Company 327 and 329 Market street A IKO AND COKE Wilson OBrien successors to MACDONOUGH ft CO 41 Market street Ban Francisco CARRIAGES Backboards Game Millard Willow and Derby Carts Kensington and Chester Wagons all in natural woods the Utest toTdtles WIIXET tt CO 317 Montgomery DIAMONDS WATCHES and Jewelry at Wholesale Greenberg Bier 128 Kearny street Thnrlow Block D03IESTIC SEWING MACHINE It stands at the head tbe light running Domes tie Sewing Machine Evans GenI Agent 29 Post street AT AUCTION SyEDlSTESDAY WEDNESDAY JULY 30 1890 at 12 BUSINESS INVESTMENT 1309 to 1314 Stockton Mo no fret nortn of Broadway lot 40x69 elgant new 4 story and basement bmldlnnr bay windows etc large store on first floor and 34 rooms and 2 baths above under lease for 5 years for 275 per month one tenant Fine Residence Lot East line of Diamond from Twenty third to Elizabeth three fronts 228 feet on Diamond st by 125 feet street work on Diamond st done houses built cere would command a ready sale easy terms cash balance 7 per cent Cozy Home No 17 Stanly places east side 175 feet south of Harrison st lot 50x1126 terje one storr house of luuuHHMuua oncK loanoauuu ana au invar ern improvements this is a fine residence locality umEvwawiHui pupenwr uourk line Building rot Fifteenth St snbth nimi it nr to lot 376xiqq this lot is oocatr sdapted for flats which wonld pay i ed la this locality iilegant Jew Residences 811 and 813 Scott stWuanth of iroim ter st lot 85 9x125 double three story bay windowwindow bouses of 12 rooms and bath and all extra uumTraraa eacn electric oeu porcelain tune and sinks built by days work natural wood and hard oil finish Special Investment 13 TTnlftn lYa 1W Taa waa A Fowellst lot 30x628 hree storr house of 25 rooms 4 baths 5 patent closets and having 4 sep vh cuuuuxs renis eiui per montn street accepted cable cars pass door Income Property 1108 tO 1118 PfoTCB 1Vlftot5 xuis su jot 40xmt iet noues or rooms ana bath each tbrlck foundations stone sidewalks etc rents 103 per month clear of water close to UfcUiU 1411 Presidio Heights Northwest corner if VitrVsAn ftnrt Rnrnr lit OUZjJsa miumllirent miu lrm view ver close to Presidio great Improvements to be made iu uu jytjuiiy wnicn wiu mcrease tea vaiue greaiiy Hood Investment IilrcOlri Kt iriile he Tbt Iat tunA JntlM lot 8216x513 two story house of 5 rooms splen uiu umraiB view omy nail diock rrom irmon st nwir viua Central Location TttfA tat JI6I A 17 rf CIV lot 168x75 three story bay window house of 9 tuuuia tuiu Data moaern improvements Fine Becidence Golden GfttA at Me iArrl and Vvttt lot 25x1376 rlDe bay window building of 10 rooms and bath all modern improvements Marine View Lombard st cor Leavenworth lot 115 6xI37 8 or In twclots cor 80 feet and Inside lot 35 6 brick bulkhead on Lomabrd st lots ready to build on Bay Street Investment Bay rt line bet Stockton and Midway st two story and basement house rents 42 50 per month street accepted by the city Close to Water Front side of Blncon conrt90 8 west of Malnst two lots 24 6 and 22 6x62 each both lots Improved and rent for 18 per month each Falrmount Lota Corner of Arlington and Mateo streets lot 150x 154 or in 8 lota This property Is rapidly Improving and will soon double In value One haB cash balance at 7 per cent Close to Mission Street Randall stS side cor of Railroad 706 front by 126 deep and 45 feet In rear lot on grade and improving fast Full particulars catalogues etc at office of ROBERT MERCER 513 California street RUGS AND CIIEMICALS Wholesal Dnmrifta and Manufacturers of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Preparations Redlngton Co 23 to 27 Second st Coffin Bodlngton ft Co 72 John St BT GOODS OM apiet in All Departments Murphy Grant Co riNE IMPORTED FRENCH GOATSKINS xiorcngs A Nichols Co 402 and 404 Battery st TnrtSON SmrEOnRAPH For manl Xi folding autocraphic and typewriter le ttersdraw iDta music etc suuu copies irom one writing tend for descriptive circulars and sample of woric The Samuel Hill Company nrv Eneravines etc Mir rors Picture Frames Molding Wooden Mantels reaesiais etc Gump 581 583 Market st PrENISHTNG GOODSMens Furnishing Goods Manufacturers and Importers Nenstadter Brothers TTOfN ITU RE Parlor and Chamber Sets Ele rant Hood Mantels and Hardwood Interiors jail and Office rutares Rich Upholstery ftpertes etc Kreling Sons 534 538 Market CJAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT FIX VI vut The only manufacturers on the coast Thomas Day 5C i1 Tmponers and Wholesale Tlllmxn A Bendel Pipy SHEETS Black and Galvanlied all Bues and humbers Corrugated and Plain for Soaring and Siding Montague Co TEATHEB BELttNG Dynamo Belting a JJ specialty Lacing and Bobber Belting Send wc ttiogua A Cook Jt Son 415 Market street I 8 Imported and Domestic Sola ff UKUi lor um oness imported ana jjomeaua Sherwood Sherwood San Franclsoa Portland and Los Angelev UMBER DEALERS Wholesale and Re jMtau anau iot in vti none commercu Jfompanyitai Depot for Curly Redwood I LltU it Knowies Xtunber Co 8 cor Mission and Main sts 1849 189a AIN WINCHESTER Manufacturers and Tmnnrtera at iiamess naaajes urtatBL alsSaddleryware learner iiooes itianxeta TO 214216218 ana so dcms furnished Battery street Cata IfATIONAL ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT CO EltcUtc Engineers and Cootrao far complete Steam and electric plants of every jocrtpttoo Op ntraluuons and uolated Plants McstherArc or Incaadescent Ugbtlaa Sole agents ganonat iTansiormer esysteo juaraet st fVnjt Kw Voif standant Lnbrtcatlns Comy twaad cylinder and Machinery Oils Grant i4am Wheels Lords Boiler Compound Flue i acxing oa cops eta Edward Read 16 First street PIANOS of the Leading Makers btcrudlne A neoerr isiey ana jmerson sola on msiau 25 at path prices ManuSsotorers or Church Sherman Clay 4k Co PLUMBING Oaa an4 Steam Fitting Cbm plete assortment of Fine plumbing Goods Agenu for the Durham System of Drainage I Duffy Bros 13 8 1 3 Sutter st rpEAL ESTATE Agents and General Hoosa sA aadland Agents I aadland Agents Kaston Eldridgo 3s Co 618 Market and and 17 Post st i TEAS Importers and Wholesale Dealers In frl China Japan and Indian Teas also carry full Bei Japan and China Floor Matting Siegfried A Bramdenateln 118 and 120 Market street i VlEXNA Combination Card and Chess Tables Onyx Cabinets Lamps and Tables fun lines ipcxeryGlaMWare arid Fancy Goods for sale to f3D ronMfnme nta CertV Schloaa Co 111 Battery street I HISKIES Importersof WlnM and Liquors LJ Cutter Old Bourbon and Bye hiakiea Iweds Qinidgs Tonic A HoUlinr 3 Co 42910 437 Jackson street LL PAPER American and Foreign Wall vr ana xntenor jjemration auuiazacux lodow Shades Clark A Co 4553 Market streak Men sFumishing Goods Our Goods are all Full Cut and Measure What They are Marked Sampson Pants BEST 0YEKA1L MDE Send ns a Trial Order and be Convinced that You Can do Better with us than Elsewhere LELKUSCO Nos idi 103 and 105 Street SACRAMENTO OAL Great American IMPORTING TBI COMF1 C3IYES AAV AY Fruit Jars Jellies and Berry Sets BEST TEAS CMS AND SPfCESL If Ton Want lo west Prices Get Outs tferriil5i rjft3ERPrir iSRUPTURE Pierces method without sursf cal operation of any kind No dan fferons hrnnflemnie needles or other torturing methods of treatment Hun dredsof cures accomnlishedl X3Pat ITSXT KiB CCBB SCAT BE MADE WHEI TH CtTBF re aninrriD For particulars of treatment and Dr Pierces famous tjectro aiagneuc xrusa ine twt retainer In exlxtenca call at office or send 4c In itimm for free Pamnhlet 2va Address DBS pimtCE SON 704 Sacramento st corner Kearny San Francisco ffWU trouoiea wiin OS 1VI A AW a THEGRAMHOTELi SAN rBANCISCO CA1 TS CONNECTED BV A 70 FOOT BRtDGE wtth tne uraoa 3un a rwiiKw a strlne and reed orchestra plays two evenings each week where guests can cross for meals or promenade corridors or parlors European plan Booms 1 A day and upward parlor and bathfi additional suits of rooms 84 to 12 a nay accord ing to siaft ana mcshou cecu is iwwu mm by telegraphing to Grand Hotel REM OVAL ON OB BEFORE AUGUST 1st BTJKNHAM MABSH Eeal Estate Agents Win occupy their New and Spactons Offices at 428 Montgomery St brink ROOT hLlKJifciBBBE The Purest nd Best Drink in the World A ppettzuig ieiiClous cparuns a Tteoti Tnnm4 PnriSef andTonlc A Package Liquid 25 Cents makes five Gallon EVEEY BOTTLE 6UASA1TTEED NoTroublc Kssilr Made TBYIT Ask yonr Draggtst or Grocer for it and take no either bee thai you get HIRES iuii nxf rrT rTfRNTTTrTE Made by HIRES Fltiladelphla Fa ilorpHnaaBdWhiBkjba I bit cured Special treat luMnt fiTtn The worst morphine cases cured by I this method Books an lKW4neAfrA Call cr write DJt a SIEOMa a Thf st a FCai OPIUM SA3 gRACISCO CHBONICLE MONDAY JULY 21 1690 A OnSCELLANEOCS Si ff AttttlflBF Votonlv giues atougblastin9 ontpg maTKeu sizeFPs wrapfieajinwax paper Asi YOUR DfAtER TOR PASTIME JorTjtzeUpros The California Clubs Test Gase Arranged Ike 0NeH Weirs Eccentric Performances Sprinter Downs Wonderful Annihilation of a TVorldg Becord jSJTeris 2 IButton WALKING GIOVES AND UndresseclEdGloves ASSORTED TAN SHADES EMBR0IDEBED BACKSJ 50 Cents Per Pair These Gloves were consigned to ns by one of the leading English QloYe Importers and are sola lor less than the Manufacturers cost Not more than two pairs sill be sold to any one pnrcgaser AHD HflBERDA5HER5 232 KABNfc5T THIRD EDITION NERVE WASTE ByH Sawyer member of the Medical Society of the ate of California 14 If the great army of men and women who are suffering from nervous disease would read this book many of them would find the means of ab solutejcure and ail of them suggestions that would lessenthelr sufferings It Is a masterly treatment of Its subject displaying profound knowledge or nervous disorders written In an exceedingly attractive manner Providence Journal A broadtborough scientific and practical trea tise on brain and nerve power wKich contains a store of invaluable counsel for everyday brain and nerve workers whatever profession tbey may be Public Opinion Washington A plain iBteQiglble wholesome book Boston Christian Register rniCli SI OO of booksellers or of The Bancroft Company Publishers 721 JIARKET STREET Write for circular ELilESilP The Best Family Soap in theWorld Doablns Electric Soap Is rterprr fct yon to tise If yon j6Km dirtttiiiu than anj other soaps wonld be if fftrenfoyon for by Us Bie doll ft are tared Clothec cost xaoxa than soap DoaJ yon want to tare tnonni dothesv Brae labor fuel and tealrhf AU these can be Bayed if yea will fryDobbms Slectrie Soap WesayriAaTOwm3lfyoTitryll onee jou trill aJwsvj it Hare yom grocer order Hf13SSELLC0 19rR0NTSTSH FBANCISCOCAL CEKERAL AOENTS COCKLES AOTI BIHOTJS PILLS THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOB WVEB BILE INMOESTias KTO Free from Mercury contain only Pure i eje table Ingredleats Agent3 LAOLEY 4i Mr PATENTS BOOISTB i AOKER Comer Bui vA Xaatoiatrj Street 1 The advent of Parson Dairies and his band of wrestlers has helped to arouse some hopes in local sporting circles that interesi la arenic sport may again become dominant The California Clnh it is nn derstood Trill soon put to a test the question of how far the law Tegulates or prohibits glove contests The past week has been a notably dull one In all classes of indoor and outdoor amusement Local patrons of boxing are chiefly interested atr present in theMc Auliile SlaYin match in England and the opinion strengthens that tha Mission boy will return a winner Kest month the yachtsmen will have several interesting contests that will undoubtedly revive interest in their favorite sport In September the tract athletes will have the best opportunity offered in years to boom amateur athletics the directors of the State Fair Association having included a programme of manly sports in their list of attractions Arenle The recent performance of Ike 0Keii Weir at Buffalo where he whipped Jimmy Conners in short order has restored to the erratic Boston slogger much of the prestige he lost by his defeat in this city Hundreds of those who saw the Spider fall down unhurt before Australian Murphy have never been able to convince them selves that the victory was won squarely and fairly Weirs recent performance helps to increase the doubts of the honesty of his defeat by the Australian but nevertheless the fact is that he met his Waterloo at the California Club involuntarily and unexpectedly Few men would stand the goinggoing over that the Spider gave Murphy in the first six rounds and still keep lighting The Spider who is proverbially a sprinter found in Conners fust the man he was looking for ana after a round had tbe fight all his own wav When thmen came together the Spider began nis monKey Dusraess at once conners looked determined but only managed to set in one good blow in the first round The Spider gave it to him up and down in and out biff ban punch and set away occasionally getting in a few clog sieps ur nnKgun uis juuuy in tne second round the Spider got a stronger nerve up seeing that he had not been hurt and sailed into Conners and srave bimacork inggoing over before the half dazed Buf taiojnan was aware 01 wnat naa Happened Time was called just as Weir gave Conners ft darline left hand jab in the mouth Weir came smiling to the center for the third round Connors was mad andmaae a rush The Spider ducked and whirling caught Conners hard on the eye Then lonowea a rapid succession of ducts rushes and sprints Weir then made a teiht with his left and crosed Conners heavilv with his right The Buffalo man went down like a log His rattle brained seconds got into the ring and helped him up while the crowd around the ring with good reason yelled Foul foull The Spider yelled Sever mind Give him time Conners struggled gamely to his feet The minute he as up the bpider punchedhirp with his right hand knocking him to the floor where he remained unconscious for nearly a minute Weirs reward for winning was 11500 The losers share was 25u At the meeting of the directors or theclub to settle up after the battle Weir and Warren had a scrap Weir was entitled 10 1500 less 1330 that he had received as advance or that he was owing Warren wanted the directors to hold out 73 due him from Weirrsaying that he was satisfied Weir would cheat him if he got a chance The Spider Immediately smashed Warren on the cheek Warren returned the Spiders blow with interest and a rough and tumble fight followed until the I contestants were separated Behave like a gentleman President Griffin said 1 aont preiena to be a gentleman veir rejoined Hostilities ere resumed next morning at the depot when Warren caught vyeir who was about to leave for ngsioii iiu a giuu waicu auu cnaia ana can belonging to Warren The Spider had to give up Warrensproperty and take more punishment than he got in his right with Conners The Buffalo verdict on Weir is the general one viz that except when he is wanted to tight the best place for him is in an iron cage with a chain on him7and his food passed in for him between the bars Tbe Spider encouraged by his victory over Connors has written to the California Club for another chance at Billy Murphy in the event of the authorities per mutins the resumption of clove contents pas a recognized branch of home industry mere was mucn uisappouumcui in 10 cal sporting circles last week over the failure of John Farley to deliver his ad 1 vertised lecture on his Impressions of 1 the East Mr Farley it will be remem bered went to the Atlantic coast commissioned by the California Athletic Club to interview John Sullivan and other notables of the East and if possible bring the negotiations for a meeting between the Boston slogger and tke antipodean colored giant to a successful termination Mr Farleju as became an embassador intrusted with such an important mission placed himself in communication with the roost noted sportsmen of the Atlantic slope He was dined wined and treated generally with extraordinary distinction Everything worth seeing Irom the Hoffman House bar to the Elevated railroad and Castle Garden were revealed to Mr Farley He was allowed to see the great Sullivan himself in one of his moments of undoubted sobriety a treat seldom ac fight Mitchell fox a reasonable purse Mitchell is also willing The Eastern Rnnrtinv tAnmVU iJiinlr Arthur ttaham who is matched to flc ht Bob Fitzsunmons in Xew Orleans has a hard contract but will make a game fight Uplaara went to 2f enr Orleans to meet Pat Farrell the Pittsburg policeman and failing to get that match accepted Fittsim mons rather than lose an engagement In the East Jimmy Carrolls match with Andy Bowen who beat Billr Myer is Sot recorded as a dead thing tor Carroll Jimmy is getting very rapidly into the sere and yellowv In his set to with Martin Murphy in the California Club some weeks ago he showed up very badly and as in Bowen he will meet a sturdy fighter the battle may be another misfortune for me veteran Parson Davies will to nleht at the Orpheum Theater essay the somewhat difficult task of reviving interest in professional wrestllng Evan Lewis the Stran gler and Tom Mclnerney will appear and offer prizes to any local man whom they cannot throw in a specified time There are several very good local men here at present including White McLeod Johannsen and Ungermann Davies would hke to match Lewis tg wrestle Joe Acton and a meeting may take place in the California Club The well cnown Stockton middleweight Charley Turner has suffered somewhat in reputation by the ruffianly exploits of another colored skggerr named Edward Turner The latter is nothine whatever to the Stockton ian who is a marneaman ana Has always conauctea himself decently There is a tipout in sporting circles that the California Club has arranged a test case which will be put to the ordeal soon Qn the strength of this assurance delinquent members are paying up rapidly Athletic Yesterday morning eighteen members of the Olympic Club met at Koss villa Sausalitofor a cross country run to the fog whistle it lime point and back a distance of a little over six miles All but four of the runners started on the trip at 1055 a while Messrs Skillman Scott Espinosa and Cooley waited until the hands of the clock po hited at 11 a before starting and overtook part of the first division before Lime point was reached Kordick and Foster were the first to reach the point where all but Cooley and A Christie rested ten minutes Cooley and Christie just stopped long enough to take a drink and then made tracks for home arriving breast and breast in just forty two minutes Ten minutes later the main division headed by Skillman Kortick and Espinosa spurted in in the order named Cooley and Christie found Green takinglt easy under the trees and brought him along with them Of course their coming in ahead did not count as they should have waited orders from their captain George Jordan before starting for home The only mishap was a tumble which Henry took and which shook him up a little After the run some of tbe boys took a swim and all of them did ample justice to the good spread which mine host Boss Jackson had ready for them The winner Skillman la the noted Eastern amateur runner The names of the runners are Captain Jordan Bv SkUlman A Scott Cooley A Christie Gnen Francis Cor Wand a Kortick Wn MPhelps Espinosa Crane Egbert A7ellink Foster Wood Henry Boughton acted as starter and timekeeper for the runners The Olympic Club has found another promising sprinter in II Phelps who fias been aoingsorne yery fast trials The Alpine Club will move to Central Park next month There will be a race orr Admission Day for old time runners at tne uiympic garnet which will bring out Jones Flynn Kenealy OKane and George Jones who have done some good snrintin in their time Less than a hundred sporting men in cluding a number of local sprinterarwent to Beacon Park in Boston July 9th to see Downs of Harvard and also of the jew iorK Atnietic ciud Drear tne best amateur Quarter mile record 47si which was made on the same tract by endell uaueroi narvara ine itock was slow and a stiff wind blowing athwart the run ner did not improve the conditions At the pistol shot Downs trot awav in rood style The pace of the last 10U yards of me mu was snown oy i tgg3weu oi the Boston Athletic Association Downs crossed the bne in 47 2 5s thus accom plishing his task by the smallest fraction The 400 yards mark was crossed In 45s There is no question as to the correctness of the time and the fullness of the distance for 400 yards Downs did not have as favorable conditions for his trial as Baker When Baker ran the temperature was 81 decrees while Downs had a hotter day probably 90 de gree in tne snaae nen isaicer ran the wind was imperceptible while Downs had a fresh and gusty wind directly across the path Baker made his 440 yard record after a 100 yard race in which he split one of his shoes so that in the 440 yard race It burst at 3U0 yards ttaker finished with one foot shoeless and bleeding Downs wished to run the first 220 yards 23 sec onds and stationed George Ooldie to catch tne time at that point As he passed Goldie shouted You areaouarter sec ond slow Downs responded so gamely that he ran away from CoeswelL the pace maker who joined him at that point but was in no condition and could not keep up with Downs Bakers time at 220 yards was 23Ks Downs 23s Bakers time at 400 yards was a shade under 43s At 400 yards JJowns timekeepers reported as follows Cornish 43 5s i Wood I 43s and Graham 42X The middle time 43s wasmaae omciat Accordance with the rules of the A A IT and now becomes the fastest amateur record supplanting 433 os by HC Tindall i London June 29 19 For the 440 yards Downs timekeeper reported as follows See 47 5s Stoll and Merrill eacht 47 oSm and in accordance with the rules of the A A the longest time was made official It now becomes the fastest record in the world amateur or professional supplanting 47Jfsr by Baker made on same path July i 1886 The outdoor athletes are again in active training for the games of the Olympic Club September 8th and at Sacramento on September 17th bchifferstein who has been in poor health has about concluded to retire from the cinder path Joseph Barr Buchannan who Is at present studying surgery at a leading college in Chicago writes that fie will resume athletics soon and will endeavor to lower with delight the first signs of rain most of the roads are anything bat pleas urable riding The Bay City Wheelmen are making a great effort to secure the Haight street grounds for the 8th of September It they succeed they will postpone the proposed twentv five mile road race ana save a grand race meet on the quarter mile I track i his tract is now spienaia condition and with a small additional bank ing on the corners would undoubtedly prove a very fast track The baseball magnates wonld da well to give the Bay Cities the grounds for this day as they have no game scheduled and it wouul ue pleasing event iu wimwuim with the celebration Taehtlnar The Halcyon Yachting and Social Club was organized yesterday at Alameda with a charter membership of fifteen IL White has a sloop yacht In course of construction for the club The club will Immediately becin the erection of a boathouse on Oakland creek near Whites shipyard The following officers were elected for the ensuing six months Charles White commodore William Corcoran yice commodore Edward Golly secretary board of directors WUuani Corcoran Henry Heinz Kick Murphy The Frolic has been spending Quiet but profitable week at the beach undergoing a mucn neeaea cleaning ana taking on a new coat of paint The Jessie returned last week from San Diego She had very strong winds and on an average made twelve knots Her crew praise her seagoing qualities to the highest The Whitewine encountered verv bad weather on her trip up the coast She was under water half of the time and everything movable was washed overboard The Lurune also encountered unpleasant weather on her trip up from San Diego She was in splendid shape when she went out having just come off the dry dock In the gales that raked her on the homeward voyage however some of her headgear was carried away and she has been receiving a thorough overhauling since her return The Linda has taken up her moorings and will be laid up until next spring at Turners shipyard Benicia The Jessie has abandoned her Sausalito moorings and gone into fresh water lnecasco has been lying in uaiuana creek during the past week captains nomas ana iungienerg oi tne Sappho have made club rates with a prominent photographer to supply the expected demand in the Western Addition and South Park for pictures of the victorious skippers after they capture the prize lor sloops in the ytn oi September regatta ereV on Saturdayin the immediate neigh rhoodof the Hotel del aionte iwa first meeting of the kmdevwheldia mterey county A number of proml tt sportsmen from the Interior wt sent and A large crowd of spectator Ads attracted to the ground by thecon iets The shooting commenced at a oclock lasting until dark The principal successful contestant were rans imj Tjyt Anrrelear and Crittenden Robinson and Ed Fay of San Francisco The County Club was weiirepresentea in tne snoot Lawn Tennis Robert Lindsay of Pasadena one of the Executive Committee of the Southern California lAwn Tennis Association is la favor of amalgamating his association with he newTacific States Association formed iiere If satisfactory arrangements can made Of course the tennis players In Southern California want the annual tournament held there every other year but when it is considered that the States Oregon and Washington both with growing tennis interests are to join the association the location of tbe annual tournament fa the vicinity of Saa Fran Cisco would be the place to find most favor as it has the geographical advantage and a permanent designated place for the tournament gives the event more stability than changing from place to place TaylorSr and Augustas Taylor left for Alaska last Monday Thecaurtsof the California Club have been almost deserted 4he past week th usual reaction after the hard playing done before the tournament Messrs McGavin Snencer and Davis have been rexular at tendants and have kept Courtkeeper Daily from eettin rustv The courts will be closed some time in August for a few daya and repairs ana improvements raaae oy way oi preparauoinur me uu pjr members return to town Ziel of the Alameda Club took some fine photographs of the champion snip tournament wnicn give a icrjr pwu idea of the event Fred Sharon and Carr Friedlander are are playing at the Hotel Rafael courts aq impromptu loarnsaicnt unuuw open to members of the San Rafael Lawn Tennis Club was played week before last before large and appreciative assemblage The entries Were Bourn and Pinkard Mrs Sherwood and Sharon Girvin and Williamson Elliott McAllister and New hall Sherwood and Hall McAllister Berry and Trowbridge Berry and Friedlander Heathcote and TV Berry The entrance fee was Tlfor each player Onlv one set was plaved in each match rand the tournament was won by Girvin ana Williamson wnoaiviaea tne purse Oil Saturday Messrs Collierr Code Har rion and Gray and Miss Gibbs and Miss Mitchell were at the California Club courts The correspondents of the Los Angeles Sunday World which is the organ of the Southern California Lawn Tennis Association in recent communications seem to appreciate the value of meetings between their best players and others in the State This is under present conditions difficult to bring about for ordinary matches the distance and time being loo great and also the fact that many of the tournaments are handicaps which the good players shun The meeting at which the best player on this coast north and south Including Nevada and the Northwest States would be expected to try and attend is that where the annual championship contest takes place The United States National Lawn Tennis Association has very wisely designated this city or vicinity as the place to hold this tournament for the past two years and design to do so in the future In doing so they were undoubtedly guided by the fact of our location great zeal of the players good executive management of the tournaments and also that this is the central point for the majority of players We respectfully suggest to Oar and Shell There is considerable activity among the oarsmen at present Earnest training is in progress in anticipation of rowing contests being included in the regatta of the Admission Day celebration While the clubs are anxiously awaiting ihe action oi the Native Sons the members are putting themselves in first class form for the fray If rowine races are included in the reeatta all of the six clubs will enter crews for eachevent The South Tlnd Club is having quite a boom in membership Thirty new members will be initiated at next Tuesday nights monthly meeting which will swell the membership to fifty Captain Du plisse is reorganizing an amateur crew and actively train in them The Ariela were out in full force with four barge yesteraay Among their promising oarsmen are Corcoran Crowning and Ternll tbe latter being an amateur who is rapidly developing into a remarkable rower Ariels amateur crew are desirous of becoming professionals They have twice won the clubs cupy and some of the SSnuATTtK our southern players that they for a time hwtneffiS the devote themselves to sending some good trophy for the third and final time TO rrt ymmmn Th On the first Sunday in August the Ariel hfts for 3tv Jth a taking subject for discussion on the lect ure platform that some of his appreciative friends took the liberty of billing it freely Circulars announcing the appearanceof Mr Farley a well known ball were distributed and on the evening mentioned the California Club en masse appeared on the corded any visiting Californian Mr Far Grays shot putting record oT45 fee 1 inch leys experiences otbam seemed such 1 at an athletic meeting which will be held in Chicago during the month of Sep tem per EdMonlton writing from Eatt Claire Wis accredits James Collins with running on July 3d there 125 varda in 12 seconds breaking the record two fifthaof a second lhis was done square for a spe sidewalk To theunsrfcakaoiedisappoint rial purse The cround was measured mentof the multitude the doors of the the pistol firer and timekeepers were an 1 hall Were closed and the building wrapped I in a gloom that indicated the utter ah sence oi tne Dtiuiant lecturer rtopuuic explanation Of Mr Farleys dereliction has been given Wt tbe clatter is considered hi sporting circles too serious to be overlooked and a committee of investigation will doubtless be appointed at the next meeting of the California Club to report on the cause of the lecturers reluctance or inability to keep his engagement A letter from Jack Denipsey States that he will remain In New iork amour hi friends nd probably go into some Kinu gi ou mess jaca nuus mat ue will never enter the ring again Unless it be to meet George La Blanche Reports have been flying around freely to the effect that La Blanche has sold his 1 saloon andone to New York A dispatch Blanche and Mitchell a parse has been awaiting the Marine It is stated by La Blanches friends that the middle weight I is off hunting with John Ferguson and The best time to make this popular trio out of reach of the mail or telegraph It is just after the first rains say October or farther announced that when here AOT he trill inMnt env nnrsA eliarteA UiiU VWW VV VVr pointed by the Ean Claire Athletic Club and everything was on tbe square Mc ul ton says that Johnson claims to have done 12 1 5 seconds Now it he disputes Collins performance let him enter al25 yard race at the championship meeting and have a try for it with Collins Joe Darbyt the jumper of all jumpers Is likely to visit America next year under me management of an American sporting manager The Wheelmen The Bay City Wheelmen are stuTort the 1 lookout for A suitable lot for their new clubhouse The situation will probably be in the neighborhood of the old rooms corner Van Nessavenue and Grove street On last Sunday Henry Burnetts and Bliss made the ascent of Mount Diablo starting from Oakland They report the roads in rather poor condition as might be expected aner tne long ary months club will give a high jinks at the South End boathouse loot of Third street There will be races among tbe guests and the Ariel and South End clubs will fur nih boats for that purpose Most js the members of the Pioneer Club went out with four large barges yes terday and escorted a partr of ladies around the new cruiser San Francisco to Hunters point and to the Six mile House where an informal picnic was held The Lurline Clnb will have a chowder partv at Angel island next Sunday All the boats ba been placed In commission for the affair The club will soon inaugurate a new feature in its entertainments Monthly athletic exhibitions will be given at the cTubhoue beginning in August or September The Kale took a party of visitors to the San Francisco yesteraay while the yacht Pearl went on a cruise to California City Next fall the Triton Club will hold a series of clambakes at Fort point A Bartietts new gig will be launched with appropriate ceremonies next Sunday Charles Artigues and Samuel Solomon will row a shell race for the championship of the club on a Sunday in September The Triton clubhouse has been ornamented with new flags tales neatly framed and a handsome diamond window preented by the Glaser brother George Van Gnlpin of the Dolphin Club was out practicing in a shell yesterday morning when he was run into by a boat belonging to tne lntou uiao uis boat was considerably damaged IL Robertson who is to look after the arrangements for the big regatta of the Duluth Supenor Regatta Association which is to be held July 21st to 26th inclu sii writes that he expects to have as many as 100 entries for the different ama teur and professional races Han Ian is entered for tne singles ana also for the doubles wfthAVise of Toronto as partner The great racer of the regatta is expected to be furnished by the iour oared shell crews The Erie crew of Buffalo made up of a Roth bow Roth 2 Ware 3 and Cremmines stroke and a crew corappsed of TenEyck bow Gaudaur 2 iiamms ana aiCDaysu OKeare toe best ones entered Teemer will send a crew and another crew js expected from Buffalo Ride and Kanre The Independent Rifles held another shoot at Shell Mound Park yesterday There were two matches at 200 yards range with Sharps rifles and a six pound pull of trigger The score for the first one was as follows Tonnermacher 14 Captain Schmal holz 18 3 Falting 12 Lieutenant 21 Total 65 Kuhlke 9 Woest 20 Moening 18 Diek Henning 17 Total 64 Following are the scores for the second match HTonnermacher 18 Captain Schmal holz19 Total 37 Moenning 16 la Woest 13 To UI29L The nexl match will occur on Sunday August 3d a champagne supper being the forfeit for the losing team On October 3d the regular annual contest for prizes and raeaais win take piace aaaition to tne nne practice yester day the organization tea ve their summer festival which bad been postponed from last March dwins to bad weather rm thf original date there was a large attends ance and danemg to We music fumisaed by the racenix liana was greatly enjoyed November The wheelmen of he State will hall The Gun Advices received from the camp of the Grizzly Clnb twelve miles northwest of Cloverdale yesterday state that all the party are in good health and having great apart in the canyons and mountains Deer are plentiful and venison is served with brown sauce cooked under the direction oi enci VOioneteamuei ueaver every oay Pleasant Dar Linvtlle returned to the camp on Wednesday night and will remain until the latter part of this week Cooley Elliott Dorman and the others are out daily and disdain shooting at anytning oat ducks near ana wua roar Ueorge Smith ana bis party nave re turned from a six weeks Camninz in the same region and report plenty of game and most delightful weather Moxtxxxt JulrlS Avery inlerestinc MiDg suwvms wuivsfc wiuuBui at ions dale has been set for July 4th every year and would it not be well for the Southern California Lawn Tennis Association to have their tournament earlier in the season sav in June instead of Aueust and have it well understood that the best three men in it were to go north and strive for the honors of the1 Pacific States championship This system would create a great interest both in their tournament and in the one here they enter The programme of events at the fifth annual tournament of the Southern California Lawn Tennis Association to be held at the Casino Santa Monica on all comers singles second ali comerr aouoies tnira gentlemen singles fonrth ladies singles nfth ladies doubles sixth mixed doubles seventh gentlemen nan 4ikr trioli asJTrifi rrotiflornane Tries Mlt cap doubles 1 1 is hoped that some of our men can enter these events but It is doubtful whether our clubs can send competitors The first two events are the only ones open to alL Joseph Tobin has returned from the East and was out at the courts last week His game has not improved much as he lias devoted his time to baseball and row ing He reports that the cracks all play irom the back nne ana do not approach the next without an exceptionally rood chance to smash the ball Rod and XIne There has been a decided improvement in rockcod fishing lately and some large catches have been made during the past week on all the principal fishing grounds particularly in the vicinity of Lime opini and Point Cavallo and in deep water off Yellow blnff On Thursday John Lynch and companions caught eighty five pounds of red rock cod atLime point fog whistle tbe largest weighing four and ahalt pounds and five of them weighing over three pounds each On the same day Fred Goldberg and lady caught forty five pounds of red and blue roctrish at Point Cavallo the largest weighing three and a half pounds On Saturday George Schultze and two friends caught seventy two poonds of large red rockcod at lime point the largest weighing four and a quarter pounds It will be oi service to anglers to remember that rockcod sea trout and blue rock fish are to be caught only on rocky bottoms and that the best localities are in the eddies or slack water caused by the tides These eddies are sought by these fish to feed in as the marine insect and Crustacea as well as the small fish which cannot stem the strong currents of the tides aie try be found there The best places are just within the line Of the tide currents ia which there is less drifting and generally the least wind and sea fi should be remembered that the tides are from one to two hours later running out off Lime point and Yellow bluff than on the Fort point or San Francisco shore Smali fishing continues and good strings are captured daily in Sausalito bay The tides will every favorable during this week including Sunday and good fishing may be expected Captain George Camming A fJnm micgf A Hall WiUiam Fenn Fuller and A Mann have returned from a three weeks fishing excursion to the Williamson nrer which flows through the Klamath reservation On the second day 230 pounds of trout were taken with three rods Trout weighing eight and ten pound were frequently taken and fish under two pounds are scarce Good fishing on the Klamath Is also reported by a party consisting of ex Mayor Pierce of Oakland and John Gallagher and Wbitcombof San Franciscov In August the silver trout will be numerous In the Klamath MiteeHaneon A cricket match wOl be prayed on the grounds of the Alameda Cricket Club between the first elevens of Alameda and Bor naby dubs July 26th play to commence a noon Negotiations are pending for the joint lease of well known grounds by torao of tbe prominent dubs The ground wfil be the finest ever devoted to the game on the coast if secured There will be an open to all cosrtlBg meeting at Newark next Sunday The draw will be held on Friday night Tbe promoters of tbe intertte orantag match will meet again next Wirjaeader night.